Bolton Sixth Form College courses

...will be expected to have a minimum of five GCSE grades A*- C including two B grades and a minimum of a C grade in English Language, and no less than a grade D in Mathematics... Learn about: Business Studies...

...especially at university. Economics complements Mathematics, Politics, Law or Science and an interest in current affairs is particularly beneficial...

...accounting in the 2nd year which is ideal if you want to study accounting or finance at university orsecure an apprenticeship in this field...

...and mathematics grade C or 5 points. Students wanting to study 4 A levels will be expected to have at least 4 GCSEs at Grade B and 4 GCSEs at Grade C including... Learn about: Business Studies...

...You should also have a grade C in two Science GCSE subjects (Core Science and Additional Science or two separate Science subjects). This course may... Learn about: Medical Science, Medical training...

...(Core Science and Additional Science or two separate Science subjects). This course may be taken alongside A Level courses and may be more suited to learners...

...2. Course description The applications of Chemistry are all around; in dyes for our clothes, medications for treatment, in plastics and textiles...

...in a science-based organisation, and prefer portfolio- based assessment of your scientific investigations ratherthan examinations, then this course will appeal to...

...scientific expertise by building up a portfolio this course will appeal to you. 3. Entry requirements Students studying 3 A levels will be expected...

...2. Course description Observational drawing underpins all we do on this course; you will learn both traditional and digital art & design techniques... Learn about: Art design...

...3. Entry requirements You will be expected to have a minimum of five GCSE grades A*- C including two B grades and a minimum of a C grade in English Language... Learn about: English Language...

...2. Course description This qualification will equip you well for university whether you want to study Law or another subject. To enhance your learning... Learn about: IT Law...

...What can we learn from the strengths and weaknesses of each? How can these theories be applied to real life scenarios and real-life crimes?...

...and how the court deals with offenders? These and other questions about our law will be addressed during the course. If you are interested in criminal... Learn about: IT Law...

...route into the legal profession or as part of your entry qualifications to higher education study of the subject. 3. Entry requirements You will be expected... Learn about: IT Law...

...Entry requirements You will be expected to have a minimum of five grades A*- C at GCSE, including two B grades and a minimum of a C grade in English Language... Learn about: Business Economics...

...2. Course description This is a wide-ranging English course with opportunities for original writing alongside the study of spoken language and literary and non-literary texts... Learn about: English Language...

...C at GCSE, including two B grades and a minimum of a C grade in English Language, and no less than a grade D in Mathematics. 4. Equipment required No equipment required... Learn about: English Language...

...poems and plays or if you prefer you could go down the non-fiction route to producejournalism and creative non-fiction. 3. Entry requirements You... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...2. Course description If you are interested in the way writers and authors create characters and situations and the way texts reflect our lives and relationships...